of pop culture nostalgia this week to give us all the feels. so, get comfy in your thinking chair and grab your handy dandy notebook. we will tell you all about it. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i m joshua johnson. welcome to the week. 20 years ago, at this hour, millions of americans turned on our tv screens and watched president george w. bush address the nation. today, our fellow citizens, our way of life, our very freedom came under attack in a series of deliberate and deadly terrorist acts. none of us will ever forget this day. yet, we go forward to defend freedom and all that is good and just in our world. it has been a day of somber ceremonies across the country. many of us remember 20 years ago not being able to stop watching the coverage. maybe, you felt that way today. for some of us who lost friends, family, and neighbors, they never really looked away. everyone s got their own story from 9/11 and some of you shared your stories with us on t
deadline. it was designed to save american lives. reporter: failing to deliver on this explicit pledge from just 13 days ago. if there are american citizens left, we re going to stay till we get them all out. reporter: biden making clear u.s. diplomatic efforts will be singularly focused on evacuating those americans. and for those remaining americans, there is no deadline. we remain committed to get them out if they want to come out. reporter: but with thousands of afghan allies also still stuck in the country, one clear reality. the u.s. efforts in the country are far from over, even if its military is now gone. i don t think enough people understand how much we have asked of the 1% of this country who put that uniform on. reporter: the fallout from a frenzy, chaotic, and bloody final 16 days is just beginning. congressional hearings and probes slated for the coming weeks on a withdrawal that has drawn sharp criticism from both parties. the administration has
his mother reacting to the violent confrontation with louisiana state police. the screams of my son, i ll never get out of my head. all these guys need to be held accountable. they need to pay the penalty for murder. thousands of members of the national guard set to leave washington d.c. today, after months of safeguarding the nation s capital. following the january 6th insurrection. what it means for the security of lawmakers. and a las vegas strip club playing host to a pop-up covid vaccine clinic, while offering perks to vaccinated customers. can t wait to hear what those perks are. good morning, this monday, may 20. third i m lindsey reiser. you have my attended attention. [laughs] and we do say good morning everybody rely from msnbc headquarters. our correspondents and analysts following the very latest for you right now. from d.c. to new york to tel aviv. but we are going to begin right now with the white house telling republicans that ball is now in their cou
fm. and new progress in the signs against coronavirus for you. welcome to your saturday morning. i hope the weekend is going all right for you so far. 6:00 a.m. it s early, i know,know, boris. you know. always a pleasure to see you, christi. all right. for the first time, we re seeing all the videos the louisiana state police say they have and it shows pretty horrific moments of ronald greene s life, two years after his death in their custody. and we should warn you, the videos are incredibly disturbing and difficult to watch. but they are our clearest look yet how troopers tased, kicked and dragged greene, even as he s heard apologizing and saying he s scared and calling out to jesus at different points during the encounter. we also for the first time have heard radio transmissions from the preceding police chase. here s one clip from the final moments of that chase, listen. 46, we got to do something. he could have killed somebody, he is driving on the wrong s